Ignoring the troughput Time of a specific activity

Hello Sarah, The Variant Explorer and Case Explorer will always consider all activities for the throughput time, there is no way to change that, other than to completely remove the activity from the data. What you can do is to calculate a throughput time KPI using SOURCE and TARGET, which will allow you to ignore the CLOSED actvitiy. Total duration from start to end, without the 10 days between RESOLVED and CLOSED would be: DAYS_BETWEEN( SOURCE( "ACTIVITIES"."EVENTTIME", REMAP_VALUES("ACTIVITIES"."ACTIVITY", ['CLOSED', NULL]), FIRST_OCCURRENCE[] TO LAST_OCCURRENCE[] ), TARGET( "ACTIVITIES"."EVENTTIME", REMAP_VALUES("ACTIVITIES"."ACTIVITY", ['CLOSED', NULL]), FIRST_OCCURRENCE[] TO LAST_OCCURRENCE[] ) ) Best regards, Viana

Hello Viana, thank you for your reply and proposal. Your code works for showing a KPI in total, but if I want to use it for an OLAP table, where I want to show dimensions like single tickets, I always get the error message is this problem known and can I fix it somehow?

Hi Sarah, you have to configure the columns in the olap table in a specific way. Please find following posts that will help you with that: From a specific activity to the "NEXT" one Codes & Statements Hello, you can use the following code: DAYS_BETWEEN( PU_LAST(CASE TABLE, activity table".EVENTTIME, PROCESS_ORDER(activity table".ACTIVITY_EN) = PU_LAST(CASE TABLE, PROCESS_ORDER(activity table".ACTIVITY_EN), activity table".ACTIVITY_EN = A)-1) , PU_LAST(CASE TABLE, activity table".EVENTTIME, activity table".ACTIVITY_EN = A) ) The first PU_LAST function returns the event time of the activity immediately before Activity A for each case, by comparing PROCESS_O Feature of the week series #17 - Source Target Feature of the Week Dear Celonis Community! Take a small breath for todays feature of the week is a short PQL deep dive: Do you know the PQL siblings SOURCE and TARGET? Use Case You should, because they are incredibly helpful to compare attributes of different activities from the Eventlog. We can use them very flexibly to answer diverse process questions like: How much time passed between two activities? Did the same department perform two activities? This last question is an example for the business u Best regards, Viana

Which formula are you trying to use? Best regards, Viana

Hi Sarah, in addition to what @v.kalversberg wrote: The specific problem is that you need to wrap the other columns from the activity table in your OLAP table into SOURCE and/or TARGET as well. This is not required for columns of the case table, which you can add just like youre used to. Best, David

Thank you very much!

I do not know anymore but at the moment it doesnt seem to matter anymore.Thanks